Editorial: Rising housing costs reshape American life
The piece argues housing costs have surged about 100 percent in a decade, altering patterns and straining families. It notes wide regional differences, rising alternatives like mobile homes and condominiums, and the limited help from government programs for poorer buyers. It warns of a growing divide between property rich and property poor if trends continue.
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Illinois
Chicago
Savings and Loan
Panama Canal
Forecasting behavior in elections warns of media bias
An Associated Press poll shows under half of respondents know candidates detailed issue positions. The piece argues media overfocus on image over policies risks shaping voter choices and echoes on Watergate era hindsight in assessing Nixon.
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Ronald Reagan
The
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Marines training abuses spark House scrutiny
A House Military Manpower Subcommittee reviews the death of Pvt. Lynn McClure after a brutal San Diego depot beating. Dr. Costrini warns Marines may recruit youths with mental or criminal histories, urging psychological testing and safeguards to prevent abuse and mislabeling of troubled recruits.
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Marines
House Military Manpower Subcommittee
Lynn McClure
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Anthony M. Costrini
Atlanta
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June Narrative of Growth and Garden Delights
A June editorial celebrates seasonal growth and gardening wonders. It links June to abundant produce such as buttercups strawberries and lettuce while noting blooms like peonies roses irises and daisies. The piece traces historical echoes of wild strawberries and underscores June as earth truth of summer.
Hometowners edge in California primary field
Los Angeles based report notes Ronald Reagan leads in the California Republican primary while Edmund G Brown Jr. seeks a larger share of delegates as Carter and Church campaign. The piece highlights California’s complex politics, labor issues, and demographic shifts shaping the contest.
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Frank Church
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Coalcon editor defends project in Illinois editorial
A Coalcon defense letter to the Southern Illinoisan asserts editorial claims oversimplified environmental and social checks. It details agency involvement from the State Environmental Protection Agency to ERDA and ERC, stresses safeguards, funding conditions, and ongoing public access to site criteria and contracts.
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Illinois
State Environmental Protection Agency
Water Survey
Division of Water Resources
Department of Conservation
Geological Survey
Illinois Institute of Environment Quality
Federal Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Dravo
Wapora
U. S. Environmetal Protection Agency
Illinois Energy Resources Commission
USS. Epa
Corps of Engineers
U.S. Water Resources Council
State Division of Energy
Ilinois Energy Resources Commission
Letters defend New Athens site and public scrutiny
A reader defends the New Athens site and argues progress must balance environmental and social concerns. The writer contends the Energy Resources Commission, not the editorial, rushed judgment and notes future environmental and economic reviews will remain public.
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